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Shivay and Anika’s dashing hopes in Ishqbaaz

Shivay and Tia’s pre-marriage rituals are going on. Shivay is trying to make Anika jealous by getting close to Tia and praising Tia. Shivay is stuck between Anika and Tia. Tia showers love, while Anika shows a knife. Shivay has lost his mental peace. He has to protect Omkara and also Anika. Shivay has headache. Anika gets medicines for him. Tia massages Shivay’s head and relieves his headache. He thanks her. Anika tells Shivay that she does not care. She gets jealous seeing them and has anger in eyes.

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Pinky asks Anika to make garlands and makes her busy so that she stays away from Shivay. Pinky sees Anika spoiling the garlands. She asks Anika where is her focus. Dadi stops Pinky and takes her. Shivay asks Anika what did she do, where were her eyes. Anika keeps him away by pointing the knife at him. Shivay realizes Anika’s jealousy and hugs her asking if she has anything to say.

Anika shows him knife and says I care a damn about you and Tia’s closeness. He asks her to accept that she cares for him, but is afraid to speak out her feelings. She asks him to accept what she is saying and threatens him with a knife, just like he threatened her to accept facts. They don’t accept that they madly love each other. They both have much attitude, and do not want to express love. Shivay hopes Anika stops his marriage and accepts what he means to her. Anika is disappointed that Shivay does not express anything, and just expects her to speak out.

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